Re: PC program to read 2e disks?

[laplai_c@krypton.epita.fr (christian laplaiche)]

In article <markdmcDIMHs3.K2t@netcom.com>, markdmc@netcom.com (Mark McWiggins) writes:
|> A friend wants to convert a bunch of writing she did in Years Past on
|> an Apple 2e. She used Apple Works and Apple Writer.
|> 
|> Any suggestions for a PC program or a service bureau that can convert
|> these into some usable PC format? Right now she's using Word Perfect
|> 5.0.
|> 
|> Thanks in advance for any help whatever.
|> -- 
|> Mark McWiggins      Hermes & Associates		  +1 206 957 0848 (24 hrs.)
|> mark@hermes.com     Box 52885, Bellevue WA 98015  +1 206 957 7654 (fax)

	I guess a solution would be to save the text as ascii files then write 
them to a 800Ko HFS disk using a GS. You will then be able to read it on a
macintosh and translate it (at last!) to a PC ascii file using dos mounter or
apple file exchange ...
	I used this method backward to get some stuff for my apple II from the
net (I can only save the binsciied stuff in PC format from the net).

	Hope this helps ...

				Bki (laplai_c@epita.fr)